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. >> it's a very dynamic environment, dealing with an active fire and trying to rescue in the realm of 300 victims. so, this time, because we have not clearly defined and established those facts, we cannot answer your questions. >> reporter: as the plane came to rest, passengers scrambled to get out, despite emergency chutes that deployed inside the cabin. 62 of them ended up here at san francisco general hospital, while another 55 went to stanford. geoffrey manley is head of neurosurgery at san francisco general, which has discharged most of its patients, but still has six in critical condition, and two with serious spinal cord injuries that could lead to paralysis. >> the ligaments were simply ripped as they went forward and back in the seat with associated bone fractures as well. it is possible that these folks will never walk again. it is also possible that with some of this rapid surgery and aggressive management in the intensive care unit that they will have a chance to possibly regain some function. >> reporter: manley said many injuries were not apparent at first. >> many of th
. >> it's a very dynamic environment, dealing with an active fire and trying to rescue in the realm of 300 victims. so, this time, because we have not clearly defined and established those facts, we cannot answer your questions. >> reporter: as the plane came to rest, passengers scrambled to get out, despite emergency chutes that deployed inside the cabin. 62 of them ended up here at san francisco general hospital, while another 55 went to stanford. geoffrey manley is head of...
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but morsi also created a hostile environment. one of his key clerics during easter called upon muslims not to say happy easter to their christian neighbors cause that would be un-islamic. so under morsi, christians suffered and they've been leaving the country in droves ever since. >> and still are. >> and still are. >> kate seelye of the middle east institute. many thanks to you. >> thank you so much. >>> in other news, in syria, fighting continued this week despite calls from the united nations for a cease-fire during ramadan. the u.n. and other international aid groups say civilians in syria are facing extremely severe shortages of food, water and medicine. >>> at the vatican this week, pope francis updated vatican city laws related to child sexual abuse and to the leaking of vatican information. the laws apply to all vatican employees. pope francis increased the prison sentences for sexual abuse and added one for possession of child pornography. and for the first time, he made leaking confidential vatican information a crime.
but morsi also created a hostile environment. one of his key clerics during easter called upon muslims not to say happy easter to their christian neighbors cause that would be un-islamic. so under morsi, christians suffered and they've been leaving the country in droves ever since. >> and still are. >> and still are. >> kate seelye of the middle east institute. many thanks to you. >> thank you so much. >>> in other news, in syria, fighting continued this week...
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it can give consumers a choice and protect the environment. >> debbie i want to go to tyson for context about this. we have a situation where solar is plummeting, and utilities get to control where they're sourcing their power, right? >> right. in addition to that, if you're -- in the utility business, your job is to sell electricity to homes and businesses. the last thing you want is for homes and businesses to become independent power generators by putting solar panels on their roofs. so southern company, it's in their financial interest to block efforts to make buildings and individuals and businesses energy independent. but we need to, the technology is there, and even if a household can't afford to buy expensive solar panels, there are so many companies out there where you can lease the panels. >> no upfront costs. >> and it's cheaper on your utility. >> i want to hammer this home, debbie, i think it's key to your objection. our power that we plug into is centralized in this country. centralized utility. and it means the political power is centralized utilities. the radical promise
it can give consumers a choice and protect the environment. >> debbie i want to go to tyson for context about this. we have a situation where solar is plummeting, and utilities get to control where they're sourcing their power, right? >> right. in addition to that, if you're -- in the utility business, your job is to sell electricity to homes and businesses. the last thing you want is for homes and businesses to become independent power generators by putting solar panels on their...
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the average 18% and in this environment 6% earnings growth is not that bad. i don't think you're going to get a big push up in the stock market and sideways may be fine for the next several months to wait for the overall economy to prove. this is not the disaster that everybody thinks will be happening. elsewhere, have you noticed how the stock market is acting? up almost every single day. 1669, the historic closing high. at 1640. 1.8% off of that historic high. back to you. how quickly june and its woes were forgotten. bob just talked about the disaster they thought it would be with regard to stocks. with regard to the bond market do you think the sudden spikes will be a disaster or manageable event for this market. >> it has to be a manageable event because i don't think we have the luxury to claim it as a disaster when it's really a normalization process. maybe the disaster was artificially depressing them so that the normalcy would be so shocking of like your story on the dollar index and it goes hat in hand with this conversation because as the interest
the average 18% and in this environment 6% earnings growth is not that bad. i don't think you're going to get a big push up in the stock market and sideways may be fine for the next several months to wait for the overall economy to prove. this is not the disaster that everybody thinks will be happening. elsewhere, have you noticed how the stock market is acting? up almost every single day. 1669, the historic closing high. at 1640. 1.8% off of that historic high. back to you. how quickly june...
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to me the bond market is entering a lindsay lohan type environment. one good week, one bad week, one good week, one bad week. that is something you can't trust. people have to be aware of that. melissa: that's true. there are not just choices of stocks and bonds. there are other things you can do. people want to sit in cash right now because they think the bond market is scary. you doesn't want to get greedy in stocks. you've seen quite a run. the next time ben bernanke, he will never sound hawkish if he never sound like a complete dove we could see the market react again. what do you want to do? do you want to be in real estate? almost perfect time to transact, if you have rates and prices going up, it seems like you would want to get in there ann buy something? >> well, real estate will be tough because as know that reacts to higher interest rates. we could agree are definitely in the future, whether six, 12, 18 months ahead. melissa: you think that kills the price increase in housing? >> it might. now here's the thing. i tend to be somewhat constru
to me the bond market is entering a lindsay lohan type environment. one good week, one bad week, one good week, one bad week. that is something you can't trust. people have to be aware of that. melissa: that's true. there are not just choices of stocks and bonds. there are other things you can do. people want to sit in cash right now because they think the bond market is scary. you doesn't want to get greedy in stocks. you've seen quite a run. the next time ben bernanke, he will never sound...
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connell: talk about what type of assets you want to own in that environment if you're right, if this does continue for some time. you talked about stocks and bonds. what about gold? we showed at the bottom of the screen when you were speaking, the fact you'd rather own bonds or gold than stocks in the environment. i read before we got on air, an interview with jim rogers who would not buy gold now in the midst of making a complicated bottom. more to the downside, showing it over 1200, and jim figures it's between 900 and 1,000. how do you see gold? >> caller: well, he may know more than i do. it's possible it drop further. it's also possible that even the incredible very sentiment that they are thinking about, the outlook of the price, and given the stock of gold declined by almost 40%, and also begin the money printing that we have around the world, that gold is making lows right now, who knows. my sense is that we never know exactly which is the high and which is the low. that's why there are more poor people than rich people otherwise everybody buys at the low, sells at the high t
connell: talk about what type of assets you want to own in that environment if you're right, if this does continue for some time. you talked about stocks and bonds. what about gold? we showed at the bottom of the screen when you were speaking, the fact you'd rather own bonds or gold than stocks in the environment. i read before we got on air, an interview with jim rogers who would not buy gold now in the midst of making a complicated bottom. more to the downside, showing it over 1200, and jim...
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>> i have to tell you the cockpit is a very dynamic environment. there's a lot going on. there's a lot of monitoring taking place and a lot of communications. we really have to take a look at what they understood about the air part, how they communicated and what their procedures were. >> reporter: the ntsb investigators had hoped to interview all four pilots yesterday, but the interviews went a little bit too long because of the translation from korean to english. again, they will have the other two pilots including the pilot at the controls interviewed today, and they plan to release information to us about those interviews during a news conference scheduled for sometime later this afternoon. as for the wreckage of that aircraft that is still on the runway at sfo behind me, they say it could take several days before that is finally removed. reporting live in burlingame across from sfo, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. 6:47. some of the youngest survivors of the asiana crash are back with pair parents. family members arrived overnight and were shuttled
>> i have to tell you the cockpit is a very dynamic environment. there's a lot going on. there's a lot of monitoring taking place and a lot of communications. we really have to take a look at what they understood about the air part, how they communicated and what their procedures were. >> reporter: the ntsb investigators had hoped to interview all four pilots yesterday, but the interviews went a little bit too long because of the translation from korean to english. again, they will...
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i would rather be in an environment where i'm involved with the population instead of isolated. our tv is not on yet until we get done mopping. as long as we mop, scrub down our showers and sinks. see how pearly. see how them sinks are shine something ma'am, them are glistening over there. life in the dorm is not that bad. you pretty much get along with everybody. it goes well. everything is swell. >> we got all the good treats in the world. we got the fritos, everything imaginable today. we are loving it. okay. if i get another elbow to the head, i'm going to start throwing. >> over the last year and a half, lohden has been in and out 11 times, all of her offenses rooted to an addiction to pain pills it. >> was my down fill. it's like i gave it up. gave it all up. first i gave my home up, then my car, eventually i gave my kids up because the drug took over my life. i want to get a good job, stay clean and sober, get my kids, get a home. just live happy ever after. >> a happily ever after ending is not likely in the future for dennis hall. these days he does little more than pon
i would rather be in an environment where i'm involved with the population instead of isolated. our tv is not on yet until we get done mopping. as long as we mop, scrub down our showers and sinks. see how pearly. see how them sinks are shine something ma'am, them are glistening over there. life in the dorm is not that bad. you pretty much get along with everybody. it goes well. everything is swell. >> we got all the good treats in the world. we got the fritos, everything imaginable today....
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to it but it was kind of an accident related to the fact that we did have very calm global financial environment for quite a long time. we now know of course that financial stability is very important even in advanced industrial countries like the united states and i suspect we won't forget that lesson for quite a while. >> this question must have come from our financial historians. the financial act of 1912 was substantial oil political achievement. given the washington today, if the federal reserve act had to be enacted and how would it differ from the fed original legislation and how would it be passed? >> there would be more than one federal reserve bank than one in the western united states. that is my answer. >> on that note, my last question is a legacy question. at some point, and i'm not going to ask you when you think this might be, your time as chair of the federal reserve will conclude. now i happen to know and some people here probably do you already have a legacy that i believe no other federal reserve chairman has which is that there is an interchange on i-95 in dylan, south carol
to it but it was kind of an accident related to the fact that we did have very calm global financial environment for quite a long time. we now know of course that financial stability is very important even in advanced industrial countries like the united states and i suspect we won't forget that lesson for quite a while. >> this question must have come from our financial historians. the financial act of 1912 was substantial oil political achievement. given the washington today, if the...
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i know in higher interest rate environment where do you go for safety? gold is crashed. >> i would agree with dan. i would avoided utilities and technology. we like technology as does dan. looking strong free cash flow. qualcomm increased their dividend 40% that is strong current future strength. i would avoided some of the bond surrogates and i would be focusing on companies that can deliver earnings no matter what. if you get a dividend growth aspect to it that is always a bonus. lori: bond fund outflows are eye poping. >> i think they will continue. lori: we'll have to follow up on that discussion. thanks so much. matt and dan, you guys were fantastic. thanks a lot. >> >> want to remind everybody to keep it hire on fox business for complete coverage of the fed minutes. the release is 2:00 p.m. and on after the bell at four p.m. bernanke's speech to the national bureau of economic research. adam: a lot riding on that as well. >>> the white house turning pressure on house republicans. gene sperling will join us with economic case for an immigration over
i know in higher interest rate environment where do you go for safety? gold is crashed. >> i would agree with dan. i would avoided utilities and technology. we like technology as does dan. looking strong free cash flow. qualcomm increased their dividend 40% that is strong current future strength. i would avoided some of the bond surrogates and i would be focusing on companies that can deliver earnings no matter what. if you get a dividend growth aspect to it that is always a bonus. lori:...
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general, governor prosecutor he was ahead of the curve on wall street protected low wage workers on environment. there's a record there i hope they will look to and say, yes, the controller's position is one that fits his skill set and we hope we can bring him back in for public service. >> when did you make this decision? >> very recently. >> like what? >> over this past weekend. this is as you can imagine, a difficult decision. it reopens all these decisions. i'm sitting here imposing on my family -- >> you're making a very late entry into the controller's race. to what degree has the situation with former congressman anthony weiner, who is now running for mayor of new york. he left in disgrace similarly. he's now leading the polls for mayor of new york. did you look at that and say i may have a shot here. >> i think we all know when you speak to people there is forgiveness in the public. whether that forgiveness will extend to any individual is always a separate, individual question. i will have to make a case very different than any other person has made. i expect i will make it every day b
general, governor prosecutor he was ahead of the curve on wall street protected low wage workers on environment. there's a record there i hope they will look to and say, yes, the controller's position is one that fits his skill set and we hope we can bring him back in for public service. >> when did you make this decision? >> very recently. >> like what? >> over this past weekend. this is as you can imagine, a difficult decision. it reopens all these decisions. i'm...
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yes, i grew up as you did, in a fairly narrow, conservative cultural religious environment. a community. and i was handed a set of propositions about what-- that were important to believe, to accept, and they were well met and they were well intended. but life has gone on and i've tested those propositions against both experience and learning and reading and listening. those propositions don't make the sense to me that they did when i was a 14-year-old in the baptist training union in central baptist church in marshal texas. i still value my experience in that culture. and i'm grateful that, you know, i have been as you said earlier, life has been good to me. as it has been to you. and journalism for me has been a continuing course in adult education. and has taken me to different places where i can look back and see where i've been. i changed my mind because i realized when i was down at the bottom of the hill, i only saw a little bit of what was around me. the higher you go in age, the older you get, you can see a larger ferr rain behind you from which you can draw your ex
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get comfort at the controls, and you really do feel better, and the plane is responding to certain environments. it was highly significant this was the first landing at sfo, particularly many can youing across water and over the sea wall. >> when you look at those combination of factors in this particular airport, what strikes you as you see the video? >> what strikes me as i see the video is that seven seconds before impact, they knew they were low and slow. they were going too slow, under the recommended guidelines for the speed of the plane, and they were way too low what's called the glide path. at that time, had they done something, they would have had a chance. when they tried to do evasive maneuvers or give themselves more time at 1.5 seconds, it was too late. there was no time. >> do you know if they had been on autopilot, it would have been easier? >> it would have because autopilot corrects those features, putting in, in layman's terms, your air speed, throttle, altitude. if they needed additional air speed or altitude while on autopilot, it would have corrected it kicked in the power
get comfort at the controls, and you really do feel better, and the plane is responding to certain environments. it was highly significant this was the first landing at sfo, particularly many can youing across water and over the sea wall. >> when you look at those combination of factors in this particular airport, what strikes you as you see the video? >> what strikes me as i see the video is that seven seconds before impact, they knew they were low and slow. they were going too...
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i wanted it to be more of a soothing environment, something that's pleasant, might remind them of better times when they were younger or something. and i encourage them to stay ladies and act professional. >> one of rourke's students, mary jones, is nearing the end of a 12-year sentence for aggravated robbery. >> you have all the drama and stuff on the main compound and you walk in here and it's just like a relaxation, but you're learning stuff as you're doing it and as you're learning it, you're helping other inmates when they come down to get services to be relaxed. >> if any one of them can be a success and stay out and change their lives, then i've met what i set out to do, my goal, for these ladies. so when i get those phone calls or get letters with pictures, telling me what they've done and how successful they've become, it just makes me more of a success is how i look at it. >> she's a very great teacher. >> well, thank you. >> you are. i love you. you're like a second mom to me and you teach me and then you have to get on to me, but hey, i have to learn. it's your way is the rig
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that's pretty good environment. >> phil, i've known a lot of seniors who have actually tweeted me recently saying they have gotten killed with some of their bond holdings. they're trying to figure out what to do now. is it too late to diversify and move money out of those? >> it's not too late. you're just at a point in the transition now where you're going to see money coming out of the treasuries as folks open up their mid-year statements and see they lost money in treasuries. the transition is going to be in the spread product if you have to stay in the fixed income side or into some u.s.-based companies that are paying dividends in order to generate your yield that way and get some capital appreciation on top of that. so we don't like treasuries, but we do like stocks. we think cyclicals are the play here. but there's some places to get yield on the equity side. >> real quick. we got to go. tuz anybody care about what's going on in egypt? does anybody care about the cost of crude? does that matter? >> cost of crude matters, but there's plenty of supply. so it's unlikely it's going to s
that's pretty good environment. >> phil, i've known a lot of seniors who have actually tweeted me recently saying they have gotten killed with some of their bond holdings. they're trying to figure out what to do now. is it too late to diversify and move money out of those? >> it's not too late. you're just at a point in the transition now where you're going to see money coming out of the treasuries as folks open up their mid-year statements and see they lost money in treasuries. the...
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we need to determine whether a environment is safe. most women start with the first, what do you get out of your car? and when law enforcement don't follow him? why did you do that as opposed to the jury charge. what was happening to george zimmerman moments before the gun and trigger was pulled. >> that is what the defense was saying, mercedes, you say in the beginning, it was one more for the prosecution than the defense? >> i agree with that as a generalization. when lawyers pick jurors they generalize. women are there and men are not. not all women do the same. women do tend to look at the big picture and men are focus oriented to the time that for example, the confrontation occurred which is what the defense wants. they want that focus and the prosecution said tell the whole story. he followed when told not to. and got out of the car and it looks like women would be better for the prosecutions. but the individuals and you start to find out things that are peculliar to them. and they settle a lot of times for the jurors because the
we need to determine whether a environment is safe. most women start with the first, what do you get out of your car? and when law enforcement don't follow him? why did you do that as opposed to the jury charge. what was happening to george zimmerman moments before the gun and trigger was pulled. >> that is what the defense was saying, mercedes, you say in the beginning, it was one more for the prosecution than the defense? >> i agree with that as a generalization. when lawyers pick...
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i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. >>> 16 minutes after the hour. new leads in a 6-year-old cold case. >> british police now say they think a little girl right here, madeleine mccann, right here, they think she may still be alive. she was just three when she disappeared at her family's holiday home in portugal. nick valencia joins us with the latest. we've heard so many other promising leads in the past. this seems to be a little different. what new evidence do we have, do we know? >> it is different. i spoke to the metropolitan police department in the uk this morning. this new lead, this new evidence, is the result of combing more than 30,000 documents. if you remember in 2008, the investigation hit a dead end. that led the parent to appeal to open up a british investigation. that happened. and the uk police have identified 38 suspects. people persons of interest. people in portugal at the time of madeleine mccann's disappearance. the big headline is that police may believe she is still alive. >> the emergency of madeleine, big, plow eyes, that's
i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. >>> 16 minutes after the hour. new leads in a 6-year-old cold case. >> british police now say they think a little girl right here, madeleine mccann, right here, they think she may still be alive. she was just three when she disappeared at her family's holiday home in portugal. nick valencia joins us with the latest. we've heard so many other promising leads in the past. this seems to be a little different. what new...
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he didn't grow up in an environment where there were no male examples at all. he didn't grow up where he was worried about the rent, food, if he was sleeping in a room with six other people. he didn't grow up in an environment where he was called names, where there was not enough books in his school, where he had to walk through all sorts of wonderfulness to get to school. so it's not just the absence of the father but the environment that breeds the limited amounts of value and worth when the father is absent. >> that is so valuable to me, that connection between sort of a personal hurt but also the realities of the structures that we exist in. >> that's right. >> i'm a politics person, social movements, that kind of thing. what is the place of personal healing, of finding our own psychological and emotional wellness in the context of building a social and political movement? >> you know what, it's funny. let me just apologize to everybody right now, because i'm getting ready to insult somebody. so i just want to get that out the way. politics doesn't take peo
he didn't grow up in an environment where there were no male examples at all. he didn't grow up where he was worried about the rent, food, if he was sleeping in a room with six other people. he didn't grow up in an environment where he was called names, where there was not enough books in his school, where he had to walk through all sorts of wonderfulness to get to school. so it's not just the absence of the father but the environment that breeds the limited amounts of value and worth when the...
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>> we are in a historic low rate environment. it is very favorable for borrowers who want to go out and walk up long-term money and buy that piece of equipment or that building they have been looking at. you know, it is a good environment. small business owners have come a long way. their balance sheets have improved. their cash flows are better. we are in a great position to lend them money. demand, though, continues to be less than robust. lauren: i have to ask you about the fdic. would this equate to one step backwards out after a couple steps forward? >> you know, lori, that just came out overnight. i am not really in a position to comment. our position is to help small businesses grow to succeed. that will continue to be there. lori: thank you so much. robb hilson. adam: we will take a look at other top stories. a deal for $2.4 million. grover also noting the company has a lot to learn. there is one right across the street from each other. anyway, it includes online sales and higher sales of fresh products. they have hit all
>> we are in a historic low rate environment. it is very favorable for borrowers who want to go out and walk up long-term money and buy that piece of equipment or that building they have been looking at. you know, it is a good environment. small business owners have come a long way. their balance sheets have improved. their cash flows are better. we are in a great position to lend them money. demand, though, continues to be less than robust. lauren: i have to ask you about the fdic. would...
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>> financials do well in a steep yield curved environment. it has been moving that way for some time. it scares people because they think lending will somehow come to a halt. remember, even when interest rates are at historic lows, so banks borrow at shorter end of the curve, they need that spread to be as woide as possible. lending activity will be there and they will make more money on the spread. >> i will head back for a 4:00 show. good to talk with you. see you tonight at 7:00 for our special coverage. >> yeah, we have that going here. >> even at levels here, we still only have about 5% pull back last month in the markets. was that enough? are we -- can we move higher from here even still? >> we can move higher from here. next few sessions are very telling about what we want to do. we need to maintain the bullish moss tour. but if we stay above what was pretty strong resistance at 1655 today, if we stay above there, we will go back and retest the all-time high which is 1687. we will hit the all time closing high as you said we will do th
>> financials do well in a steep yield curved environment. it has been moving that way for some time. it scares people because they think lending will somehow come to a halt. remember, even when interest rates are at historic lows, so banks borrow at shorter end of the curve, they need that spread to be as woide as possible. lending activity will be there and they will make more money on the spread. >> i will head back for a 4:00 show. good to talk with you. see you tonight at 7:00...
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. >> do what you can do in an environment like this. interesting, days like today, calm before the storm. alcoa, difficult to say anything of upcoming earnings. they're weighing in. but fairly soon we are going to start to get a better sense and it will become much more important one would expect to the overall market environment particularly, again, given what are we'll see mixed expectations certainly when it comes to the bottom line and we'll be focused on top line. what will it really say when you have so many investors grappling with the inputs and looking at the bond market, not just the stock market and understand what's going on and then back to china with an alcoa, for example. >> well, there -- >> almost there in terms of real data points we can -- >> if you look through the lines of business that tell you about the broader environment and marked down the numbers, for example, for europe. i mean, the number of times that claus would say things looking better in the u.s., revised higher for autos and this, that and the other an
. >> do what you can do in an environment like this. interesting, days like today, calm before the storm. alcoa, difficult to say anything of upcoming earnings. they're weighing in. but fairly soon we are going to start to get a better sense and it will become much more important one would expect to the overall market environment particularly, again, given what are we'll see mixed expectations certainly when it comes to the bottom line and we'll be focused on top line. what will it really...
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that's an achievement of the environment we're working in today. what i find impressive of the bill and what's been done by the chairman is the bill sets some very good priorities. in fact, there's $2 billion for navigation projects and studies to advance american competitiveness and our ability to export which is critical for growth in this u.s. economy. it includes $1 billion of appropriation from the harbor maintenance trust fund. this is a record level. this is $200 million more than what we saw in fiscal year 2013. something that's absolutely critical because we know that our federal ports, our harbors is essential if we're going to be able to ship goods overseas. getting a dredging fund is absolutely necessary because we lose economic efficiency. in fact, on the mississippi river, every time we lose a foot of draft, it's about $1 million per ship per day in lost economic activity. if we're going to get this economy growing, create value, create jobs we have to export. and to export we need waterways that allows us to do that. according to the
that's an achievement of the environment we're working in today. what i find impressive of the bill and what's been done by the chairman is the bill sets some very good priorities. in fact, there's $2 billion for navigation projects and studies to advance american competitiveness and our ability to export which is critical for growth in this u.s. economy. it includes $1 billion of appropriation from the harbor maintenance trust fund. this is a record level. this is $200 million more than what...
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by the time we get into the early part of next year the economic environment especially around the world will look better than it does right now. >> we'll talk more -- today we really need to get out on time because you will just be so upset. >> you'll be taking more of my time. >> exactly. >> make sure you join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" is next . >> the dow is set to open its all-time closing high as the chairman speaks real slow and soothes fears about monetary policy. welcome, welcome to "squawk on the street" and i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and nice to have jim back from vacation and the timing could not be better. as you know, on squawk, he'll join us from hq in a moment and take a look at futures. bernanke has managed to make stock bulls happy, gold bulls happy and the ten-year settling back to 2.57 earlier this morning and gold back to almost at 1300 and its highest since june 24th and then there's oil, wow, up 16% in two weeks and we'll talk about why you should expect sticker shock at the gas station in a few moments. first up, as we said, the dow closed yeste
by the time we get into the early part of next year the economic environment especially around the world will look better than it does right now. >> we'll talk more -- today we really need to get out on time because you will just be so upset. >> you'll be taking more of my time. >> exactly. >> make sure you join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" is next . >> the dow is set to open its all-time closing high as the chairman speaks real slow and soothes...
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it's a rest day for man and fwod's environment is rest day for the earth. host: steven, thanks for your call. remember the question posted his morning, facebook.com/ cspan. we'll continue about the economy. we're going to hear from the economics correspondent for reuters. we'll look ago the jobs figures and more broadly at the economy. later on, shane goldmacher, the congressional correspondent for national journal. his recent story looks at how some members of congress draw government pensions for previous work in addition to their congressional salaries, a practice known as double dipping. as fit tv and american history tv continue our tour of american cities, this weekend will foe tour bakersfield, california, all weekend long much it's located about 80 miles north of coming up today on book tv, we'll show you all of our programming we gather there, including a look at the story of african-americans who migrated to rural california during the dust bowl years. >> as part of this migration of blacks who did something that no blacks in america -- kind of we
it's a rest day for man and fwod's environment is rest day for the earth. host: steven, thanks for your call. remember the question posted his morning, facebook.com/ cspan. we'll continue about the economy. we're going to hear from the economics correspondent for reuters. we'll look ago the jobs figures and more broadly at the economy. later on, shane goldmacher, the congressional correspondent for national journal. his recent story looks at how some members of congress draw government pensions...
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you want to stay proceed particular lickal in this environment. around the world there isn't a lot of growth. the one place in the u.s. will favor small caps more than the s&p stock which is are more global type of players. you want to buy companies in the city that is growing. >> does gnw carry oil? >> i don't believe so. >> is that part of the investment case for them that you want to look at the rails more pure play? >> well, no. >> they have operations predominantly in the united states but also in australia. they are part of the little bit of the global growth story but rails is a great story. it is a 5 billion market cap company and acquiring other operators and that's a key compone component. i think m&a is very under appreciated and most of the merger and acquisition tifrt favored smaller companies this year. that's what's been dominating and why candidly it is under reported right now. there is at lo of m&a that's happening that's quieter. that's indicative of a slow top line growth environment that the s&p constituents are likely faced w
you want to stay proceed particular lickal in this environment. around the world there isn't a lot of growth. the one place in the u.s. will favor small caps more than the s&p stock which is are more global type of players. you want to buy companies in the city that is growing. >> does gnw carry oil? >> i don't believe so. >> is that part of the investment case for them that you want to look at the rails more pure play? >> well, no. >> they have operations...
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i certainly share your concern about the internal mcleary environment in russia. as i said at the outset i agree with you as well that wherever we can as we try to do we have to try to work with russian our common interests and we have had success in that regard particularly on foreign-policy issues that we share. with regard to our support for democratic change and reform for those speaking out for a pluralistic society we have to despise the environment continue to work with the russians who are willing to work with us. we are not able to support them as fully and we still need to make support available in other ways and i will if confirmed he eager to work with all of you on the committee to look for more ways to do that. in addition we have to speak out as you said and as i said in my opening when we disagree and we have to work more intensively and more cohesively with our european allies and partners because when we speak together our concerns are even stronger. see let me ask you one question about the trade agreement. how worried are you about the ability
i certainly share your concern about the internal mcleary environment in russia. as i said at the outset i agree with you as well that wherever we can as we try to do we have to try to work with russian our common interests and we have had success in that regard particularly on foreign-policy issues that we share. with regard to our support for democratic change and reform for those speaking out for a pluralistic society we have to despise the environment continue to work with the russians who...
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i might add that the ranking member of the environment committee supports cloture on the mccarthy nomination. therefore it is reasonable to assume that cloture would be invoked and what is for a lot of my members, including myself, very controversial nomination. i further ask the consent then vote -- that the senate then for someone to be president of the export-import bank. if cloture is in vogue, the senate proceed to an immediate vote on the confirmation of that nomination, again eliminating the 30 hours's cloture. wiley i ask consent that the following votes listed above the senate proceed to cloture votes on the remaining three filed cloture motions. whate the chair rules, this shows -- with this allows for the center work officially through a series of nominations in a quicker fashion than the majority leader has proposed. they would get their boats and there would not be a delay. this would only leave discussion and votes on the three remaining illegally, according to the federal court, the three remaining illegally appointed nominations. mr. president, that is my consent. >> mr. pres
i might add that the ranking member of the environment committee supports cloture on the mccarthy nomination. therefore it is reasonable to assume that cloture would be invoked and what is for a lot of my members, including myself, very controversial nomination. i further ask the consent then vote -- that the senate then for someone to be president of the export-import bank. if cloture is in vogue, the senate proceed to an immediate vote on the confirmation of that nomination, again eliminating...
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let us create conducive environments. governance, peace, internal cohesion, before talking about sustainable development. >> i think we have time for another round of questions. >> thank you for allowing me to express myself. i want to come back to the question of the legitimacy of ouagadougou. we know that burkina faso was involved in the civil wars in sierra leone and liberia. those wars, in the eyes of billions of africans, burkina faso does not have legitimacy to talk about legitimacy in africa. when you lose somebody dear to you, that gives you a shape. as you africans, we believe there was someone sincere in what he wanted to do for africa. if the new leadership cannot at least bring stability -- you brought that to burkina faso. so be it. after his death, we see that spain is the leading nation today, trying to promote solar power. there is more sun in burkina faso than in spain. what have you done in 26 years? that is the question. >> thank you very much. next question. >> my name is abdel maliki, and i am from th
let us create conducive environments. governance, peace, internal cohesion, before talking about sustainable development. >> i think we have time for another round of questions. >> thank you for allowing me to express myself. i want to come back to the question of the legitimacy of ouagadougou. we know that burkina faso was involved in the civil wars in sierra leone and liberia. those wars, in the eyes of billions of africans, burkina faso does not have legitimacy to talk about...
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there was civil military interventions in a's conflict environment. we tried to measure the outcomes in these efforts over 10 years. using statistics and indices that were kept by freedom house, the imf, and world bank. afghanistan rated quite high on most of those indexes, but remarkably, in the category of human development, it showed the best rate of improvement of all 20 of these countries. human development as an index measures a combination of health, education, and standard of living outcomes. rated top afghanistan of all 20. others for actually poor, and is not just because a dollar a lot of assistance. what does this mean in practical terms? in afghanistan means life expectancy has gone from 44-60 years. what does it mean in terms of literacy? it means afghanistan has gone from having the worst rate of literacy in the entire world, 33%e 15% back in 2001, to literacy today and to 60% literacy by 2025 if the kids that are in school today stay in school. it means going from one tv station to 75, nearly all independent tv stations. these are pret
there was civil military interventions in a's conflict environment. we tried to measure the outcomes in these efforts over 10 years. using statistics and indices that were kept by freedom house, the imf, and world bank. afghanistan rated quite high on most of those indexes, but remarkably, in the category of human development, it showed the best rate of improvement of all 20 of these countries. human development as an index measures a combination of health, education, and standard of living...
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i think it would be better for the environment, for the consumers and the companies. they would sell more fans if people have more confidence in their product. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady from ohio yields back the balance of her time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from tennessee. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment -- designate the amendment. the chair: amendment number 31 printed -- the clerk: amendment number 31 offered in the congressional record offered by mr. higgins from new york. the chair: the gentleman from new york is recognized for five minutes. mr. higgins: this bipartisan amendment seeks to stop a flawed plan that would destroy crucial corps projects. the ohio river division is attempting to move key functions performed in buffalo and chicago regions out of their r
i think it would be better for the environment, for the consumers and the companies. they would sell more fans if people have more confidence in their product. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady from ohio yields back the balance of her time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from tennessee. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman...
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what's the environment like? how do they ask for questions? those sorts of things. >> as far as the environment in there -- >> it's tiny. >> we can kind of estimate or guess because we're not in there with them. there's nobody supervising them. they control their own little world with their foreperson. sometimes it's very smooth and sometimes the disagreements are worked over and sometimes they're not. they knock on the door or some courthouses have a buzzer to indicate to the bailiff. >> standing outside the door. >> guarding them. >> the bailiff will open the door. they're not allowed to ask him a question. they will fold it over to the bailiff who will take it to the judge and the judge must consult with the lawyers before answering any questions. >> which we saw yesterday. >> they will say this is the question. how do you want me to respond? she'll tell them how she will respond and bring them out and respond. if it's a question of law she'll clarify it. if it's a question of fact, she will say that's for them to decide. >> i believe that
what's the environment like? how do they ask for questions? those sorts of things. >> as far as the environment in there -- >> it's tiny. >> we can kind of estimate or guess because we're not in there with them. there's nobody supervising them. they control their own little world with their foreperson. sometimes it's very smooth and sometimes the disagreements are worked over and sometimes they're not. they knock on the door or some courthouses have a buzzer to indicate to the...
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it's just a really good environment. they help me out. make sure i'm not doing anything bad. it's just a well community. and they make sure that i'm not doing anything bad. if they see kids on the street that they know that go to their school, they'll make sure they get them home safely. >> what do you say about the strin violence in big cities in america where kids are trying to do to school and do the right thing. how hard is that? >> it's pretty hard, because you might get influenced by your brothers, because some kids are in gangs and they're teenagers. because you might just be influenced to be in a gang by your brothers, because you never know, your brother might be one of your role models. so it's very important for the kids, it's very important for the parents, and your brothers and sisters, your big brothers and sisters to make sure they're not in no gangs or doing anything bad, because it's going to affect your brother or your sister or your children. >> shonice, what has made sean be so passionate about this? >> sean has always been passionate, but he was put direc
it's just a really good environment. they help me out. make sure i'm not doing anything bad. it's just a well community. and they make sure that i'm not doing anything bad. if they see kids on the street that they know that go to their school, they'll make sure they get them home safely. >> what do you say about the strin violence in big cities in america where kids are trying to do to school and do the right thing. how hard is that? >> it's pretty hard, because you might get...
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we have spent upwards of $20 billion drilling a tunnel at yucca mountain, studying the geology, the environment, my understanding is that the tunnel is completed. in 2010, unilaterally, the obama administration decided to shut the project down and it's debatable whether it was done legally or not. the bill coming out of the appropriations subcommittee, all it does is allocate money that has already been collected to go ahead and finish the site review at yucca mountain to determine whether it is, in fact, a safe place to store high-level nuclear waste. ep in mind, we have over 100 operating nuclear operators around the country today and the waste they generated is stored on site. stored on site. there's good security. most of it is stored in what are called wet pools. almost everybody agrees that it's not a long-term solution. and i think the congress on a bipartisan basis can agree that we ought to go ahead and finish the review of the yucca mountain site, $25 million does it. it has allocated funding in the bill to help the local government entities out there. let's finally put this thing to
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>> could be allergic to something in the environment causing hives, but if everything checks out okay, you can hold it off by trying to exercise in a colder environment. >> lastly, if you are running, walking, whatever, and have to run to the restroom all the time and you're in a panic, is there an issue happening there? >> it's a little bit of an embarrassing issue, runners don't like to talk about it, but it's surprisingly common, people call it runners trots. and basically what's happening is for a long runner, even a long walk, your body is moving blood away from your digestive track. >> thank you, ladies, for joining us. >> not going to get a cure? >> no, live with it. it's called pepto. >> water and avoid fatty foods. >>> tomorrow, country star and former hootie and the blow fish darius rucker is with us. >>> plus, meals you can pack up for a day at the beach. >>> also ambush makeovers. have a great wines look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i
>> could be allergic to something in the environment causing hives, but if everything checks out okay, you can hold it off by trying to exercise in a colder environment. >> lastly, if you are running, walking, whatever, and have to run to the restroom all the time and you're in a panic, is there an issue happening there? >> it's a little bit of an embarrassing issue, runners don't like to talk about it, but it's surprisingly common, people call it runners trots. and basically...
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solar and wind, find ways to become energy independent, but to do it in a clean way that protects our environment. local warming is real. -- you can just said forget some of the coastlines in this nation in the coming decades if we do not do something about global warning -- warming. superstorm sandy was an indication that came through in new york. not just the things that happen in the typical manner. we have taken carbon and put it into the atmosphere, and that iner has held the sun's heat our atmosphere. that is warming the oceans and waters are rising. you're going to have grave problems in the future. i think the president is right to look at clean energy and to look at alternative energies. i have proposed and our bills this week to have more money put on solar and ways to economize and find ways to save energy at the expense of nuclear weapons. we've got enough nuclear weapons to -- to destroy the world more times than people can count, and yet we put more and more money into nuclear weaponry. it is shocking the money we put into that and not into new ways to conserve energy and to have al
solar and wind, find ways to become energy independent, but to do it in a clean way that protects our environment. local warming is real. -- you can just said forget some of the coastlines in this nation in the coming decades if we do not do something about global warning -- warming. superstorm sandy was an indication that came through in new york. not just the things that happen in the typical manner. we have taken carbon and put it into the atmosphere, and that iner has held the sun's heat...
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>> this is almost -- i liken it to seeing a wild animal in its own environment. it's really where it belongs. >> the arm is out? >> the arm is out, the antennas are deployed, everything is out there ready to go. >> we have a fantastic view our viewers can see. 122 feet long. we are underneath the bottom of this. how many tiles are on this? >> about 24,000 tiles. the interesting thing, each one has like its own individual address. >> all the scorch marks and scratch marks are still on there. this is its true form. >> exactly as it came back from space. that's the best part of it. you get to really see something that's almost alive. >> yeah. it's very interactive, too. not just for the kids. adults love it as well. talk about how this exhibit is really meant to inspire. >> that is the key to it. we're doing more than just a museum tour here. we're actually giving people and particularly our young people -- >> we can even come and spin the wheel. >> they can look at the massive tires we use, do the interactive events so you can land the orbiter and deploy the arm. w
>> this is almost -- i liken it to seeing a wild animal in its own environment. it's really where it belongs. >> the arm is out? >> the arm is out, the antennas are deployed, everything is out there ready to go. >> we have a fantastic view our viewers can see. 122 feet long. we are underneath the bottom of this. how many tiles are on this? >> about 24,000 tiles. the interesting thing, each one has like its own individual address. >> all the scorch marks and...
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the history of the clean air act shows that we can have both a clean environment and a strong economy. since its adoption in 1970, the clean air act has reduced air pollution by 2/3 while our economy has tripled in size. in 2010 alone, the clean air act prevented over 160,000 premature deaths and millions of respiratory illnesses. the clean air act has also made the u.s. a world leader in clean energy technology. in 2008 the u.s. pollution control industry generated $300 billion in revenue, $44 billion in exports and over $1.5 million -- 1.5 million jobs. this time will be no different. in fact, a new study shows the president's plan could create hundreds of thousands of jobs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, we just celebrated our nation's independence day. as i reflected on this holiday, i wondered if our founding fathers would recognize america today. when i read over the weekend that less than h
the history of the clean air act shows that we can have both a clean environment and a strong economy. since its adoption in 1970, the clean air act has reduced air pollution by 2/3 while our economy has tripled in size. in 2010 alone, the clean air act prevented over 160,000 premature deaths and millions of respiratory illnesses. the clean air act has also made the u.s. a world leader in clean energy technology. in 2008 the u.s. pollution control industry generated $300 billion in revenue, $44...
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it is a different environment. it was the mistress of the chief job of the president is to persuade people. it is a lot harder to persuade people today than it was in richard nixon's time. nixons one reason why seems obsessed with the media and what they are saying about him. he knows how powerful an instrument they are for public office. guest is richard norton smith. we're looking at the nixon tapes 40 years after they become became public knowledge. we're airing these on c-span radio during the month of july. you can listen to the recordings anytime online at c-span.org. the next call is from california on the independent line. have a question -- when president johnson was in the white house, i think he was talking to senator dirksen. president johnson knew nixon's thele were messing with promising to get out of the war. if johnson would have brought up, the think it would be possible nixon would never have been president? host: appreciate the call. this is from another viewer about a secret plan. guest: the ide
it is a different environment. it was the mistress of the chief job of the president is to persuade people. it is a lot harder to persuade people today than it was in richard nixon's time. nixons one reason why seems obsessed with the media and what they are saying about him. he knows how powerful an instrument they are for public office. guest is richard norton smith. we're looking at the nixon tapes 40 years after they become became public knowledge. we're airing these on c-span radio during...
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i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. since aflac is helping with his expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shape. ♪ [ male announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes at aflac.com. [ mathto fight chronic.what's haposteoarthritis pain.enes to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. anti-depressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not for c
i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. since aflac is helping with his expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shape. ♪ [ male announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes at aflac.com. [...
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continue the conversation in a way that's an elevated discourse, that isn't this kind of political toxic environment in this country. >> i want to jump over quickly, because we talk about what's going on in washington, d.c. right now. i want to talk about the three must-reads, getting up to speed as we start a new week. >> the "washington post" is reporting that congressman paul ryan is having behind the scenes private negotiations and talks to encourage house members, including republicans to take up immigration reform. it's notable how he's doing this. he's not making the rounds on media, he's just trying to push an economic conservative case. >> robert, what's yours, sir? >> plolitico has a great story about how the discussion is today. >> jimmy, what's your must-read? >> mine comes from "the new york times." the public editor of the times has written a very good piece, sort of detailing and talking about our role, the media's role in the trayvon martin/george zimmerman trial, and what we have done to report that out to the country and the effects of that. >> gang, thanks so much. and thank you f
continue the conversation in a way that's an elevated discourse, that isn't this kind of political toxic environment in this country. >> i want to jump over quickly, because we talk about what's going on in washington, d.c. right now. i want to talk about the three must-reads, getting up to speed as we start a new week. >> the "washington post" is reporting that congressman paul ryan is having behind the scenes private negotiations and talks to encourage house members,...
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the kind of internal cultural environment of some of the federal agencies withheld information that we get from you. and i know as a former mayor our police department has an ongoing effort especially with gang activity to try to make sure the information flows because we are on the streets every minute and every day dealing with these incidents is and what we end up doing on the gaming issue, we actually hire the prosecutors and put them in the u.s. attorney's office so we can have a better relationship and actually worked very successfully, but we had to create an environment. we didn't have to give it legislatively, we could do it on the regulation. and you see also the culture -- is that something that so deep and ingrained in the agencies that will take time to happen or it can happen very rapidly because the new understanding of the instances could be homegrown like this example? >> i think it can happen rapidly, senator. this is a problem that isn't just the agency. i have had units in my own department that wouldn't talk to each other. this is a constant cultural thing that my
the kind of internal cultural environment of some of the federal agencies withheld information that we get from you. and i know as a former mayor our police department has an ongoing effort especially with gang activity to try to make sure the information flows because we are on the streets every minute and every day dealing with these incidents is and what we end up doing on the gaming issue, we actually hire the prosecutors and put them in the u.s. attorney's office so we can have a better...
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the texas maps that were invalidated because of the preclearance environment, that is triggering this whole case right now. the district boundaries were redrawn in one case the school belonged to the school children. so, they're able to prove some intent there, but that's what you have to be able to prove. i want to thank errol. >>> the jury resumes deliberations in the george zimmerman case just three minutes from now. that's next. relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ [ male...